if you are staying in the city do not rent a car bro. im assuming you are flying. if you rent a car expect to pay 30-50 bucks a day to park it at your hotel. if you are flying into SF there is a BART station at the airport. just get on and ride it downtown for like 7 bucks. the city is real easy to get around using public transportation and cabs.
First year I went, we rented a car, paid $25 a night just to park it in the hotel lot. We only used it to go from the airport (Oakland) to thehotel and back to the airport,. It was such a waste.
When I went last year, we stayed at the Handlery Hotel in Union Square, joint was. We would catch the Powell Street Cable Car to get around and it is right across the street from Union Square. We did more the second timearound, and we traveled almost exclusively on the cable cars. Except when we went to the Golden Gate and AT&T Park.
damn, i bet if we got rid of pierre and signed lofton he could still produce - and accept his role as a bench player.
damn after this year dodgers signed schmidt & pierre and jd drew ran off.
, desperation move. JD Drew ran off, and Pierre was about to sign with the Giants. Colletti felt we needed an outfielder (Kemp, Ethier andLoney) were still a year away. I don't understand why they threwso many years his way,. Anyway, it didn't save the Giants from spending foolishly, they threw that money at Aaron Rowand. I guess it beats having Gary Mathews Jr.,.
Juan Pierre is actually productive, unfortunately, we have more talented outfielders. Even in a split role he still stole 40 bags last year, and 64 the yearbefore. His OBP is terrible though, and is only a singles hitter. A poor man's leadoff hitter, too bad we already have one of the best leadoff hitters inbaseball, Rafael Furcal. Pierre is still productive, he was just a bad fit, from the get go. Unfortunately, his production does not equal his compensation. He should be making Willy Taveras money, so even though Pierre has some value and some teams would like to have him, his salary makes him virtuallyuntradeable.
The one at cerritos auto square. Its the closest one to my house.
i think its 562 closer to the one i go too.
, desperation move. JD Drew ran off, and Pierre was about to sign with the Giants. Colletti felt we needed an outfielder (Kemp, Ethier and Loney) were still a year away. I don't understand why they threw so many years his way,. Anyway, it didn't save the Giants from spending foolishly, they threw that money at Aaron Rowand. I guess it beats having Gary Mathews Jr.,.
Juan Pierre is actually productive, unfortunately, we have more talented outfielders. Even in a split role he still stole 40 bags last year, and 64 the year before. His OBP is terrible though, and is only a singles hitter. A poor man's leadoff hitter, too bad we already have one of the best leadoff hitters in baseball, Rafael Furcal. Pierre is still productive, he was just a bad fit, from the get go. Unfortunately, his production does not equal his compensation. He should be making Willy Taveras money, so even though Pierre has some value and some teams would like to have him, his salary makes him virtually untradeable.
so funny that GMJ and JP are in the same situation right now, but theyre the last ones laughing cause they got $$$.
what i didn't understand was the damn length of that contract, everyone who follows the dodgers knew kemp / ethier were a year away ... so why give JP sucha long term deal.
do you guys see the dodgers pulling a sheffield on pierre? just releasing the dude and eating the contract, i dont see any team willing to take on any part ofthat contract even though the dodgers would pay for it.
sidenote: i wonder how the killer tomato (olmedo) is doing? who do you think would win racing to first base: olmedo or jason phillips?
do you guys see the dodgers pulling a sheffield on pierre? just releasing the dude and eating the contract, i dont see any team willing to take on any part of that contract even though the dodgers would pay for it.
I don't think so. I think if we end up trading him we can somehow land a low level prospect or some sort of relief pitching maybe. Eat up most of hiscontract and get him to a team who's in need for a leadoff batter or outfielder.
sidenote: i wonder how the killer tomato (olmedo) is doing? who do you think would win racing to first base: olmedo or jason phillips?
Wow. I think Olmedo would leg out Phillips by about half a step. Watching Phillips run to first base was comedy though..
yea...i already dont like rome...but nowOriginally Posted by bright nikes
you know today is april fools? (this is to jake)
